American Banker – BankThink: U.S. banks are behind the global curve on gender pay equity
Read the OpEd by Arjuna’s Natasha Lamb in American Banker.
Press Release: “Shameful” big bank rejection of gender pay equity expected to continue Tuesday at MasterCard annual meeting
Arjuna Capital to See Sixth Vote on Gender Pay Equity Resolution in “1950s Style” Circling of Wagons by Out-of-Touch Industry; After Forcing Tech Leaders to Come Around on Gender Pay ...
Bloomberg Businessweek: Why can’t your company just fix the gender wage gap?
Arjuna’s Natasha Lamb presses the country’s top CEOs to assess, disclose, and close the gender pay gap. Read the feature in Bloomberg Businessweek.
Shareholder Engagement Update: Silicon Valley vs. Wall Street
Unlike Silicon Valley, Wall Street is not charging forward on gender equity. 2017 marks the first year Wall Street faces a fearless girl. But it won’t be the last. ...
Press Release: Wells Fargo, Citi, Bank of America, face shareholders this week on gender pay equity disparity
Arjuna Capital Campaign Targeting 6 Banks, Credit Card Companies Now in High Gear; “Disappointing Flip Flop” by Top Advisory Firm ISS Likely to Depress Votes, But Shareholder Advocate Fights On. ...
HREOnline: Taking on banks over gender pay
Check out this amazing blog on Human Resource Executive Online about our recent conference call on gender pay equity in financial institutions!
American Banker: Megabanks lead fight to curtail influence of ‘social impact’ investors
“It’s often the smaller investors that identify unmanaged risks and opportunities and bring them to the table,” said Natasha Lamb, managing director at Arjuna Capital in Boston…“It’s ...
ThinkProgress: The woman who’s waging a battle against the gender pay gap on Wall Street
The woman who pressured technology companies is waging a battle to get banks to disclose their gender pay information. Read the article at ThinkProgress.
Press Release with Audio: Shareholder advocate targets six banks not paying same interest to gender pay equity as U.S. tech leaders
“In the Stone Ages”: After Tackling Tech Industry in 2016, Arjuna Capital Finds Major Resistance at Wells Fargo, BofA, JP Morgan, Citi, and AmEx; Only MasterCard Has Not Opposed Resolution. ...
Washington Post: The investor who pushed tech firms to publish their pay gap is going after big banks
Last year, the investor Arjuna Capital helped urge seven tech companies to doing something unexpected: Publish the percentage pay gap that exists between their male and female employees and commit ...
